Quality Control
Verification flow
Quality controls are made at two levels:
task level: making sure each task has been properly done
job level: making sure all tasks have been completed consistently with requirements
Our quality check relies upon 3 levels of validation, both fully customizable based on clients' needs:
Consensus based verification: verification is done by "community verifiers", and validation is made based on consensus, with "slashing" of incorrect productions or colluding verifiers to incentivize good behaviours
AI-powered review: specifically trained LLMs help screen compliant tasks to increase verification throughput
Curator validation: verification is done by specifically trained curators
Depending upon clients' needs and projects' complexity, it is possible to combine any of these 3 verification mechanisms to provide stronger quality checks
Job validation triggers the distribution of rewards, unless specified otherwise in instructions
QC core principles
Ta-da's platform is build so as to enable quality controls at scale, guaranteeing better data quality, at
Redundancy models (e.g., consensus, majority voting) can be expensive and slow.
Automated quality checks often struggle with edge cases or subtle errors.
Data injection and real-time feedback loops
Integration with ML pipelines or client APIs to close the loop between data needs and data supply.
Analytics dashboards to help data consumers measure dataset evolution, annotation variance, and coverage gaps.
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